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of that, our images are already compressed so they look "blurry"
or "smeared" by the time they reach your browser. To disable this
feature, click on My AOL, then choose Preferences. Click on WWW
and then choose the Web Graphics tab. Remove the check mark from
the Use Compressed Graphics box by clicking on it. Click on OK and
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For AOL users on Windows '95, '98 and NT, click on the "Start" menu,
choose "Settings" and then "Control Panel". When "Control Panel"
opens, click on the "Internet Options" icon, which will open the
"Internet Properties" menu. Cookie options will be under either
the "Advanced" tab or the "Security" tab. If you cannot find the
cookie settings in any of these places, please contact AOL technical
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